HOW TO INSTALL A RECLAIMED WOOD WALL

The world's largest & most consistent source of sustainable reclaimed wood comes from wyoming's snow recycled snow fences.

Reclaimed wood decor, shelves, and coat racks crafted from recycled snow fences in the plains and mountains of the West. This naturally distressed wood has unique grain patterns and textures created from the fierce wind and weather of Wyoming. The unique patinas of this wood add warm accents to the interiors of modern, traditional, farm house, and rustic spaces.

Biophilic design principles are based on the idea of biophilia meaning that people are innately drawn to nature. Most everyone would prefer to spend time in a room with windows rather than a windowless room or a room with plenty of plants instead of plain white walls. There are two types of biophilic design elements, direct and indirect.

Make sure you know the source of your reclaimed wood. It is crucial to educate yourself as a consumer on how to avoid the top 5 dangers when making a reclaimed wood wall.

If you’re looking to install a reclaimed wood wall you need to be aware of two different installation methods. The first is peel and stick and the second is the traditional technique using glue and nails. Peel and stick wall planks have a double-sided tape on the back for sticking to a clean and smooth wall surface.